I experimented with a bunch of different techniques here, including those new clippy bars for wrought iron fences, several 30° and 45° angles, inverted tiles for an ornate door, and lots of half plate offsets.

The complex construction makes for a lot of seams, which are fitting for stonework. I may share some techniques breakdowns, if there’s interest

Built for a @vlc.ca monthly challenge

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This modular building is based on a real building in London (Redchurch Street 85). There is a pizza place and a sports shop on the ground floor and two fully furnished apartments on the two floors above.

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It would be nice to know how long each piece had been exposed to sunlight so I would know how to make my own colour variations.

All the tiles in this photo started out as white except for the right most tile which is a new tan piece.

I looked up the hex values of the colours on the web to find names of the closest equivalent color. From left to right they are:

Iron, Light Grey, Double Spanish White, Hampton, Hampton (again), Chalky, Chalky (again) and the tan shows up as Sorrell Brown.

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November 6, 2022

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